The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-11-10
Frank HiaoOck. republican, to the

from New York and Brooklyn so fan
received, show heavy democratic gains.
Three hundred districts give Grant,
IL, 7S7; Cook, Al ,655; George. II. 101.
NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-Twenty-one
election district in New York state out
side of New York and Kings counties,
give Cook, 8 ,Sl6; Grant, 8,456; Hunt
trfcts in 1885 gave Hill, 9, S91; Daven-
port, COS; BaScomb, S37.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-If the average
Democratic majorities as far as heard
from are continued, Cook will have a
majority of about 5000 in New York
and Brooklyn.
NEW YoRK, Nov. S.-Twenty-nine
election districts in New York state
outside of New York and Kings
Huntington, $40; George, 81. The
same districts in 1885 gave him 5, AS;
Davenport, $3.50; Bascom. $685.
NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-Four hundred
districts give grant, q, Sal; Cook, 81
992; George, 1880. Seventy election
districts gave Nieoll, AN; Fellows,
1880; Post, q 96.
NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Four hundred
and six city election districts, or just
Is, 274; Cook, So ,795; GeoSge, Is, 1S9.
New York, Nov. 8.-Fifty-one cleo
ton districts in New York state, out
side of New York and Kings counties
give Cook 9.O02; Grant, 1852; Hunt
ington, 1O3: George, 1872. The same
districts in 1885 gave Hill 6, $40: Daven-
port, 10,628; Bascom, S6S.
NEW YORK, Nov. Six hundred
and fifty election districts out of the
812 in this city give Grant, 36, 800; Cook,
68,911: George, N,454; Hall, 3,A1;
Huntington, $50.
BROOKLYN. Nov. S.-Two hundred
and forty-one districts out of the go in
this city give Grant, SO, 5S4; Cook, Az
sos; George, 1922; Huntington, l.
666.
BROOKLYN, Nov. 8.-Two hundred
and forty-one districts out of 270 in this
city give Grant 80, 5S4; Cook, Al ,906;
George, ID ,242; Huntington, ], 1866.
NEW YORK, Nov. Slight hundred
and ten districts out of total of S12 in
the city, give Cook 1880, and Grant
IS, $50.
Grant Al, 761; Cook, So, 800; George, 49,
PIG; Huntington, 1907; Hall, OBS;
Preston, a.
NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Four hundred
and sixty-five election districts in New
York state and Kings county gives
Cook, 20, 1877; Grant, 81. 1853; Hunting
ton, 7,541; George, 4,259. The same
districts in 1885 gave Hill, 1878;
Davenport, III; Bascom. 1924:
NEW YORK, Nov. S.-A Herald bull
letin says that New York state has
jority. The Sun says Georges vote
will not reach 5000 in New York state.
NEW YORK, Nov. Six hundred
and thirty-five election districts in
New York state outside of New York
and Kings counties. give Cook 101 ,322;;
Grant, 112, 901; Huntington, 1O,930;
George, 65S1. The same districts in
1885 gave Hill 1O6, 1886; Davenport, 10,
324; Bascom, 1854.
DAKOTA.
MINNEAPoLIs, Nov. 9.-Dakota cleo
ton returns this morning are very mea-
gre and the figures received in in
stances give the total of several coun-
ties. The territorial division has car
ried by good majority. The princi-
pal opposition comes from North Da-
kota. In South Dakota the vote in
favor of division was very large. Lo
cal option seems to have gained the
day in most of the counties. The vote
cast was very light In almost every
county and little excitement is re-
ported.
BOSTON, Nov. 9.-Returns from all
cities and towns in the state show that
265 ,26S votes were cast yesterday OF
about Sc 600 more than in 1885 and o.
600 in excess of last years vote. The
vote is divided as follows: Ames,
republican, 135, 912; Lowering, demo
craft 119. 3I1; Earle, (prohibitiOnistl 49,
697; Marks, Qabor) $40. This makes
Ames plurality 1871 against 8, 473 last
year. This is clear majority of $3.50
agrinst 923 in 1886. Bracket (republi-
CAM for lieutenant governor has a
plurality Of D IA over Cutting demo
crat.
BOSTON, Nov. 9.-Forty-one towns in
the eastern part of the state give
Ames, republican, for governor, 9 ,511;
Lowering, democrat, 5,67S, Earle pro
hibitionist, 712. The same towns last
year gave Ames 8.0S3, and Andrews
democrat, 5 $40.
BOSTON, Nov. 8.-The election is pro-
ceeding very quietly, although there is
considerable suppressed excitement
and many vigorous workers around the
polls. Reports from various points in
Massachusetts, bring similar stories.
The weather is perfect.
BOSTON, Nov. S.-VOte of Boston
Ames, 81 $40; Lowering, &c. 79. Lover
ing's plurality, $3.50. Republican
BosToN, Nov. s.-One hundred and
| fifty-tWO towns and cities, including
Boston, Gloucester. Lynn, Taunton
and Lowell, give Ames, II 1893; Lover
ing, 65, 295. The indications are that
Ames is reelected by an increased
plurality.
republican headquarters Chairman
Burden claims that the republicans
viii have plurality of not less thar
Il, 600, and may reach II 900. The ne
| loss for the democratic ticket in Boston
| is 8, 600, while the republicans claim
they have gained three or four sena
| tors and dozen or more representa-
tives, The total returns received 81
far at the republican headquarter
show a democratic net loss in the stat
of $500. At the democratic headquaT
| tiers they are making no claims, excep
that the vote will be found to be clos
when the returns are all in.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. obstinate
from all counties in Pennsylvania shoy
a plurality OF between SO 600 and "a ,O0i
for Hart republican, for STATE
treasurer, q democratic gain of abou
TO- 900 as compared with the vote fo
state treasurer in 1885 and that fo
governor last year.
PHADEILPHIA, Nov. S.-The demo
Gratis elect sheriff and comptroller
the city, the republicans electing tn
balance of the ticket. The state tickG
} is republican by about 25 900. In 1SS
the republican majority was 43 ,5l6.
VIRGINIA
i RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 9.-Tbe eIe
; ton is passing of rather quietly, but
large vote is being polled at every pr
cinct in the city. Both democrats an
coalitionists, 1.-THE latter composed of s
2 called democratic reformersl are worl
' ing earnestly to bring out a full vot
: A little ripple of excitement occuTrE
about 10 q. m. at the second precin
J of the Jackson ward, 1.-THE great bla.
ward of the city, known as Afric
when at the instance of ex-Congres
a man John A. VIE, Mr. a. B. GuigU
: a young democratic lawyer, was arres
:. ed on the charge of unlawfulIy al
d willfully obStructiog voters. Almo
= Immediately afterward Mr.. Wise W
= arrested on similar warrant. Bo
5 were taken to the police station al
b there bailed for their appearance at t
, police court tomorrow. Guigon w
8 engaged in challenging voters, VIII
K arrested and Wise who Is "A leader